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This was my project to use a vintage 120 roll film camera with 35mm film.
Once winding stopped we need to retreive the film. In roll camera the backing paper would re seal the film and you would remove the exposed film now wound round the previously empty spool but we don't have that luxury. Luckily I've a light sealed changing bag so I popped the camera in opened it up and rewound the film myself. If you don't have pone or a dark room other folk have done in darkened rooms under lots of coats and/or duvets
Now off to a photo lab who can do sprockets
Because I did not pay enough attention while exporting the gts file from AoI (being distracted by a fascinating girl) the extruder crashed into the surface about 1cm deep. after that I had troubles extruding and on a closer look I noticed that the heating barrel had become loose or somehow unscrewed itself. But then it was already too late and the M6 winding in the PTFE was full of molten ABS.
So we had to make a new one :(
The only real drawback with the modded CNC approach for repstrapping (we are aiming for Darwin) is that it has way too much power for what we actually want to do. But hey, nothing is perfect unless you printed it yourself - which is just what we're going to do *evil scientist laughter*
I took between a 16th to an 8th off of each cheek to age her and added some features here and there. she doesn't seem as happy go lucky any more, that was the goal but I feel bad
This is a current Jotech Motorsports project car. It's PartyBoi's "458K" Stage 3 2011 Nissan GT-R. For more information on what Stage 3 is, please visit our GT-R Performance Packages page.
I modded my Maverick to allow the barrel to swing out further. I've also sanded down the logos; the black mark on the side of the slide is one of them. The mark won't matter much, as I plan to paint the whole gun black anyway.
added a 1.8 female sync port to my SB600 so that i could use radio triggers such as pocket wizards/Cactus/Cybersync etc
got to learn a lot about working on these and defintitely not as scared to tear one of these apart in the future if they fail or need repair.
This is a current Jotech Motorsports project car. It's PartyBoi's "458K" Stage 3 2011 Nissan GT-R. For more information on what Stage 3 is, please visit our GT-R Performance Packages page.
5stardoll Michelle head, on an Ariadoll 14yrs elegance body (NS). Perfect resin match, and even head fits perfectly the large body neck (Michelle's head is really big! :O ). The only thing is that because of the head size, she doesn't look like a tall girl, but it's Ok ;)
I have modded her nose (it was too long to my taste, also I think it looks more natural now).
Cabeza de 5Stardoll Michelle, en un cuerpo 14yrs elegance de Ariadoll (NS). Las resinas casan perfectamente, e incluso la cabeza encaja perfectamente en el anchote cuello de aria (¡esta cabeza es realmente enooorme! :O ). Lo único es que debido precisamente a eso, parece una chica más bien bajita, pero realmente no se ve mal (no van a ser todo en la vida altÃsimas modelos de más de 1'80 ¿no? ;) )
He modificado bastante su nariz (antes era muy larga para mi gusto, y con un aspecto muy poco natural).
Además de hablar, escuchar, dialogar y leer, estos robots sienten, aprenden y modifican su personalidad con base en su propia experiencia.
Foto: Paco
This is a current Jotech Motorsports project car. It's PartyBoi's "458K" Stage 3 2011 Nissan GT-R. For more information on what Stage 3 is, please visit our GT-R Performance Packages page.
A shot of the side fans. When the projector is in place, these are basically hidden by the wall. This is unfortunate, since I went through a lot of work to make them look good. Ah well.
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Old Project, ROCCAT ISKU/FX TIER1 by RENOVATIO-MODDING
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I have opened the eyes of my "o"/yawning faceplate a little more. I found that the yes did not show as much as I liked. Hopefully, I can make a sexy yet not trashy faceup for her. Otherwise, I will fill a professionnal artist to paint her.
All the parts actually fit together. One corner of the bracket was ground down to make room for the stock friction lock screw.
The focuser is a Crayford style rack and pinion with a helical gear, so it has very little backlash. Most of the slack is from the focuser motor gearing.
This was my project to use a vintage 120 roll film camera with 35mm film.
I'm using the bencini in part as it's film grooves actually hold a 35mm film canister very firmly and there is no actual need for a sprocket on this side of the camera unlike some other roll cameras. If you're trying this ion another camera google things. Most of the time you just need to come up with a way of securing the 35mm film canister without damaging the camera